Author: Zeha Tembo I was a stubborn teenager, fact. I remain what I prefer to describe as a strong-willed adult with firm opinions, take that as you may. Whenever I shrugged my shoulders (which was often) – my way as a young person of saying, ‘how hard can it...
Author: Dionne St. Hill These reflections form part of the BAATN Introductory Certificate in Counselling Skills: Decolonising Therapeutic Practice course – Unit 3 (The Impact of Oppression) of 10. “If you are silent about your pain, they’ll kill you and say you...
Author: Lorraine Collins When we feel lonely, it can often come with a sense of shame. It’s as if our loneliness were a personal weakness, and we’re embarrassed of our need for connection, belonging and being understood. Loneliness is often amplified rather than...
Breaking Barriers: Thriving As a Working Parent With Long-Term, Chronic Illness Meet Catriona and Esther, friends who came together over illness. Here they share their story and day-to-day tips with us. Catriona and I met in 2018, whist we worked for a paediatric...
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